- We used SOTW and Egermeiers Bible Stortybook, but . . - Brenda in FL 22:30 Jul 10
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- These are one of the *few* things I bought, tried, didn't like and gave away *immediately* m - 5wolfcubs 22:10 Jul 10
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- Wow. If thats not a negative review I don't know what is :) m - Sheralyn 22:39 Jul 10
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- Wow. If thats not a negative review I don't know what is :) m - Sheralyn 22:39 Jul 10
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- What a great idea! Thanks for sharing, and I hope it goes well -nt- - Yvette 22:41 Jul 10
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- Here's a link to all her products on Lulu.com - lovemykids 22:48 Jul 10
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- Loved it here! (sm) - Rhondabee 21:55 Jul 10
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- I think it's fine. Add in as you go along if you find it's a bit light (nt) - Laura in China 21:07 Jul 10
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- Yes, it should be a nice fit, especially if you do the AG along with it! nt - PameLA in VA 20:55 Jul 10
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- I think talking, talking, talking about the story at an age appropriate level is all that's necessary. nt - Kristine out of lurking 22:34 Jul 10
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- Is your copy of Peter & the Starcatchers the one with 451 pages?.... - Rhondabee 21:12 Jul 10
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- We've never used one here either nt - Chris in CA 21:03 Jul 10
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- We are using one right now, and my kids think it is the most dorky thing... - kel 21:03 Jul 10
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- I've never felt the need to use one. My oldest is 12, btw. (nt) - Colleen 20:21 Jul 10
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- Calvin did Reading Detective for a few months in 4th grade - Laura in China 20:06 Jul 10
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- Never. We just do lots of narration, dictation, and discussion of what they are reading. nt - KPM 20:00 Jul 10
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- I asked a similar question ("what do you use?") several yrs ago on these boards (m) - GraceinMD 19:41 Jul 10
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- My DC liked "Ladybug" better then "Spider". (more inside) - Daisy 20:16 Jul 10
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- We loved Click! (m) - Ellen in Ft. Lauderdale 19:17 Jul 10
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- Does she like animals? My 6y ds gets Zoobooks and loves them! nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 19:03 Jul 10
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- Yes she does!! - Sandy Redding 19:11 Jul 10
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- "Your Big Backyard" or "Ranger Rick" are also great for animal-loving kids... (link inside) - Stacia 20:25 Jul 10
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- My girls loved Ranger Rick nt - Chris in CA 21:04 Jul 10
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- My girls loved Ranger Rick nt - Chris in CA 21:04 Jul 10
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- "Your Big Backyard" or "Ranger Rick" are also great for animal-loving kids... (link inside) - Stacia 20:25 Jul 10
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- Yes she does!! - Sandy Redding 19:11 Jul 10
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- We are using year 3 too begining in August *Ü* - LisaWA 19:21 Jul 10
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- This is very helpful. My oldest will be 12... - Monique in NJ 19:29 Jul 10
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- Also... - LisaWa 21:29 Jul 10
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- That was unclear... - Monique in NJ 19:30 Jul 10
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- Also... - LisaWa 21:29 Jul 10
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- This is very helpful. My oldest will be 12... - Monique in NJ 19:29 Jul 10
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- I am in the process of trying to create my own "box." - Ida 19:25 Jul 10
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- Nice post, Ida. Keep us updated how your week goes nt - Osmosis Mom 19:41 Jul 10
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- Nice post, Ida. Keep us updated how your week goes nt - Osmosis Mom 19:41 Jul 10
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- i use calvert....i like it because i just have to do the next thing and i know when i'm done...more - lottie j. 18:46 Jul 10
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- Maybe... - GVA 18:23 Jul 10
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- I don't know PL but I do LC a little...m - Patricia in ATL (GPS member) 21:22 Jul 10
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- I'm not familiar with those programmes - Laura in China of the Galore Park Gang 18:59 Jul 10
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- You can get free demos of the cd versions of Mindbenders & others -m - Kathie in Va 21:14 Jul 10
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- Yes... CBD has samples (which you can print) of both Mind Benders and Perplexors... - abbeyej 17:53 Jul 10
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- Not familiar with MindBenders, but you can download some - momof10 17:38 Jul 10
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- Have you used this site? Did it seem to generate a lot of ads into your mailbox? nt - lovemykids 21:04 Jul 10
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- Have you used this site? Did it seem to generate a lot of ads into your mailbox? nt - lovemykids 21:04 Jul 10
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- Here's ours.....m - Julieofsardis 21:19 Jul 10
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- Here are our 2nd grade plans... - Jennifer in FL (now in TX) 20:19 Jul 10
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- Here's ours: - Pensguys 20:08 Jul 10
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- Here's my plan so far -m - Kathie in Va 20:01 Jul 10
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- Re: Anyone care to share what they are using for 2nd Grade Curriculum? - Kristin 19:50 Jul 10
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- Having major tantrums over finding an LA, but here's our plans... - 10Acres 19:38 Jul 10
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- My 9th dc will be in 2nd this year . . . - Luann in ID 18:51 Jul 10
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- I forgot piano and maybe violin (if I can brace myself for having a beginning violinist in the house again) nt - Luann in ID 18:53 Jul 10
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- I forgot piano and maybe violin (if I can brace myself for having a beginning violinist in the house again) nt - Luann in ID 18:53 Jul 10
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- So far... - Jenny in Atl 18:46 Jul 10
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- What we did... - Daisy 18:21 Jul 10
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- And ours... - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 18:11 Jul 10
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- Our 2nd grade doesn't start till January, but if all goes well... - SnowWhite (Jennifer C) 18:07 Jul 10
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- Here's ours - Chris in VA 17:49 Jul 10
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- Our 2nd grade - Trivium Academy 17:48 Jul 10
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- Here's ours - Laura in China 17:45 Jul 10
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- I actually have it up on another tab and will paste it - LOL. - one l michele 17:35 Jul 10
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- Therein lies the rub.... - TarponGirl 22:38 Jul 10
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- Idaho has a perfect (IMHO) solution to this question . . . - Luann in ID 20:46 Jul 10
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- That is really interesting. Thanks for linking it! nt - Leigh Ann 23:05 Jul 10
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- That is really interesting. Thanks for linking it! nt - Leigh Ann 23:05 Jul 10
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- I think you have to decide first and foremost who owns your children and what your vision is for them - Dawn K 19:56 Jul 10
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- There are folks who never intended to teach, just use homeschool as an excuse to stay in bed. We had one in our family! nt - Julie in MN 18:56 Jul 10
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- I think you over-estimate how well ps children are doing. m - Stacy in NJ 18:14 Jul 10
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- In my Dh's 11+ yrs of ps teaching he has never had a homeschooled student who was "behind" the other classmates. (sm) - Daisy 17:31 Jul 10
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- I really think this is a basic stats or research methods problem. The fewer people polled the less accurate the results. (sm) - Daisy 17:53 Jul 10
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- You are right about this is a basic research problem, but...... - Kathy in MD 18:42 Jul 10
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- I agree with much of what you say but... - Daisy 19:08 Jul 10
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- Daisy, you are absolutely correct! Our children *are* commodities in the government school system and it has been proven time and again that regardless of how much money we throw at the "problem" (insert "problem here.. class size, resources, programs, etc...) that all our omnipotent government really must do with our precious children is graduate consumers. <nt> - TarponGirl 22:59 Jul 10
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- May I quote you? "I agree with much of what you say but"... - Kathy in MD 20:17 Jul 10
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- Our school system is designed to accomodate no student in particular, rather the main goal is to take on as many students as possible. The fact that some students can adapt to the conditions and that some teachers actually care and are good at what they do is a mere by-product. Surely there are many a school bureaucrats that would blush to hear that we think they are "maximizing the efficiency of our tax dollar" as they cash their six figure paychecks while our governmental school systems fails. <nt> - TarponGirl 23:12 Jul 10
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- Beautifully said. ITA! nt - Daisy 20:24 Jul 10
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- Our school system is designed to accomodate no student in particular, rather the main goal is to take on as many students as possible. The fact that some students can adapt to the conditions and that some teachers actually care and are good at what they do is a mere by-product. Surely there are many a school bureaucrats that would blush to hear that we think they are "maximizing the efficiency of our tax dollar" as they cash their six figure paychecks while our governmental school systems fails. <nt> - TarponGirl 23:12 Jul 10
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- Daisy, you are absolutely correct! Our children *are* commodities in the government school system and it has been proven time and again that regardless of how much money we throw at the "problem" (insert "problem here.. class size, resources, programs, etc...) that all our omnipotent government really must do with our precious children is graduate consumers. <nt> - TarponGirl 22:59 Jul 10
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- I agree with much of what you say but... - Daisy 19:08 Jul 10
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- You are right about this is a basic research problem, but...... - Kathy in MD 18:42 Jul 10
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- I really think this is a basic stats or research methods problem. The fewer people polled the less accurate the results. (sm) - Daisy 17:53 Jul 10
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- Dunno. - Myrtle 17:03 Jul 10
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- This was the thread by the way... - Diane 17:15 Jul 10
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- I would have thought that too... - Diane 17:09 Jul 10
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- Could it be that the children returning to ps where children that parents' struggled to teach? That would explain a higher level of "behind" students. nt - Daisy 17:22 Jul 10
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- I was thinking that as well.... - Diane 17:23 Jul 10
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- I was thinking that as well.... - Diane 17:23 Jul 10
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- I was thinking that as well.... - Diane 17:23 Jul 10
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- Gee whiz. "were" not where. nt - Daisy 17:23 Jul 10
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- I was thinking that as well.... - Diane 17:23 Jul 10
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- Could it be that the children returning to ps where children that parents' struggled to teach? That would explain a higher level of "behind" students. nt - Daisy 17:22 Jul 10
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- This was the thread by the way... - Diane 17:15 Jul 10
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- Meant to put this on the General Board... - Diane 17:01 Jul 10
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- I used Write Source for 7th gr. and I really needed the TE... - LunaLee 17:04 Jul 10
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- It would never, ever occur to me to expect dc that age to work independently... - Ellie 20:47 Jul 10
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- No way, I have too much fun learning WITH my children : ) (nt) - Dawne 19:58 Jul 10
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- I've been thinking about this. m - profmom 19:35 Jul 10
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- My 5th grader is doing some independent work, but we still all sit at the table for English and Maths - Laura in China 17:49 Jul 10
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- Oh, dear. This is such a pet peeve of mine (m) - Ria 17:46 Jul 10
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- I agree, also! Thanks for the continued encouragement to teach! nt - Zee 20:41 Jul 10
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- I'm so glad to hear you say this. Really and truly. :) nt - imeverywoman 19:19 Jul 10
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- I look at it this way - Karin 18:30 Jul 10
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- I agree.... - Kelli in TN 18:59 Jul 10
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- I agree.... - Kelli in TN 18:59 Jul 10
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- I agree! (nt) - angela in ohio 18:17 Jul 10
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- yes! hopefully I didnt give a different impression down the board a bit... A new question to Jennifer.... what is independant ? *Ü* - LisaWA 17:58 Jul 10
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- I agree, also! Thanks for the continued encouragement to teach! nt - Zee 20:41 Jul 10
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- but its one of teh huge benefits of homeschooling that we can give them one on one... - Peela 17:37 Jul 10
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- Pish. My dd going into 2nd grade has no intentions of doing her work independently. (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 17:27 Jul 10
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- I wonder at the quality of education when children that young are expected to do it all on their own... - Dayle in Guatemala 17:00 Jul 10
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- Sounds great to me. I don't expect kids that young to do much independently.... - Michelle T 16:49 Jul 10
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- You're doing fine, and as you said, you don't want that kind of arrangement anyway. No worries. : ) (nt) - Colleen 16:40 Jul 10
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- Oh, well. You know the child really should be able to work on his own... - Jean in Wisc. 16:30 Jul 10
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- Its ok!! - LisaWa 16:29 Jul 10
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- Thanks, ladies nt - Osmosis Mom 17:43 Jul 10
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- Are you asking for a complete curriculum for a level or for a specific subject area? nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 17:38 Jul 10
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- Meant to post this link, but here is one for R&S books (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 17:40 Jul 10
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- Meant to post this link, but here is one for R&S books (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 17:40 Jul 10
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- I've yet to buy any of them new...(m) - Colleen 17:10 Jul 10
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- LOL, thanks for your advice,Colleen (and do I dare look for grade 7 used now??) nt - Osmosis Mom 17:42 Jul 10
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- I agree...I only bought the set new for my oldest because I've never used it before.. - LunaLee 17:16 Jul 10
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- LOL, thanks for your advice,Colleen (and do I dare look for grade 7 used now??) nt - Osmosis Mom 17:42 Jul 10
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- Depending on the level you want., but $30-45. I just got 5 and it was $43 and some change. nt - LunaLee 17:07 Jul 10
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- Once a fortnight, alternating with philosophy. 5th grade - Logic Liftoff/Philosophy for Kids (nt) - Laura in China 17:38 Jul 10
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- For us, time spent on Logic has varied with grade level... - Lori D. 17:12 Jul 10
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- I just looked at the website and they have course - Mabelen 22:16 Jul 10
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- Thank you so much for this link...m - Lyn NoCA 22:24 Jul 10
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- Thank you so much for this link...m - Lyn NoCA 22:24 Jul 10
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- My dd is in the middle of doing an intensive review of - Mabelen 16:48 Jul 10
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- Have you looked at a series of books called 'Best Selling...." m - kRenee 16:52 Jul 10
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- Darn IT! Can't type while lying in bed enjoying the air conditioning. No, I haven't seen it, but I"m going to find it ASAP! Sounds like EXACTLY what I"m looking for! Thanks so much! - molly's mom 19:54 Jul 10
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- Wow! I - molly's mom 19:53 Jul 10
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- Darn IT! Can't type while lying in bed enjoying the air conditioning. No, I haven't seen it, but I"m going to find it ASAP! Sounds like EXACTLY what I"m looking for! Thanks so much! - molly's mom 19:54 Jul 10
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- Re: karenciavo, what Teaching Co dvds do you plan on using this year with TOG? - LisaWA 16:41 Jul 10
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- I having been using Western Civilization Part I with Noble. My son who was in 6th last year watched along with his older brother. He liked it... - karenciavo 14:23 Jul 10
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- Re: I having been using Western Civilization Part I with Noble. My son who was in 6th last year watched along with his older brother. He liked it... - Janice in NJ 14:49 Jul 10
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- LOL... Janice I could NEVER ignore you... thanks for the input both of you! m - Monique in NJ 16:41 Jul 10
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- LOL... Janice I could NEVER ignore you... thanks for the input both of you! m - Monique in NJ 16:41 Jul 10
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- Re: I having been using Western Civilization Part I with Noble. My son who was in 6th last year watched along with his older brother. He liked it... - Janice in NJ 14:49 Jul 10
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- Re: karenciavo, what Teaching Co dvds do you plan on using this year with TOG? - Janice in NJ 14:15 Jul 10
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- Keystone National High School (m) - Ria 14:05 Jul 10
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- Thank you for this. Question: (m) - GraceinMD 19:36 Jul 10
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- Well, my 7th & 5th grader started it yesterday...m - 5wolfcubs 21:43 Jul 10
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- I have not used the workbooks.....m - Patricia in ATL 14:13 Jul 10
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- I would say yes for the levels that are currently out....m - Julieofsardis 14:44 Jul 10
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- It depends on how much your child knows. - Polly 14:48 Jul 10
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- It depends on how much your child knows. - Polly 14:48 Jul 10
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- I was part of a small co-op for SOTW 1 and 2 and would be willing to share our plans IF... - PameLA in VA 21:13 Jul 10
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- If I were doing that, I would.... - WTMindy 13:17 Jul 10
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- This is exactly what our co-op plan is this year (more) - Darcy in FL 13:41 Jul 10
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- This is exactly what our co-op plan is this year (more) - Darcy in FL 13:41 Jul 10
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- Thanks! I'm glad to know others liked it. I was thinking of using it as a read aloud as we will get additional science through Classical Conversations. nt. - Another Lynn 15:35 Jul 10
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- We use it as a read-aloud for natural history. nt - Melissa B 14:37 Jul 10
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- We really liked it and read it as a read aloud. It is free to print out online. I think at Gutenberg. nt - ilovemy6kids 12:54 Jul 10
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- It's a good workbook approach for kids who really need their writing instruction broken down.... - Michelle T 16:51 Jul 10
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- Yes. - Deb in PA 13:00 Jul 10
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- I'll be trying it with my DD10 starting in September. She's an extremely reluctant writer. I wish us both luck! nt - Pegasus 16:32 Jul 10
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- That was really helpful, Thanks!!! nt. - Another Lynn 15:34 Jul 10
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- I'll be trying it with my DD10 starting in September. She's an extremely reluctant writer. I wish us both luck! nt - Pegasus 16:32 Jul 10
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- I really like Shurley a lot. But . . . - Kristine out of lurking 22:37 Jul 10
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- Using Shurley 3 - Vanna 12:56 Jul 10
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- I really like Shurley. We don't do the jingles and (m) - kRenee 12:15 Jul 10
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- E-mail sent! I cannot thank you enough for your kind offer, Ria! nm - Laura in MO 12:56 Jul 10
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- See below...I spelled my email wrong. nt - Ria (turning three shades of red!) 13:27 Jul 10
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- See below...I spelled my email wrong. nt - Ria (turning three shades of red!) 13:27 Jul 10
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- Ray at Horriblebooks.com or bookdepository.co.uk ... (galorepark.com is the website for Latin Prep) nt - abbeyej 12:38 Jul 10
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- It is actually galorepark.co.uk nt other than link inside. But I would order from Ray if you are not pressed for time. - Patricia in ATL 14:15 Jul 10
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- Ah, yes, but they're smart ones over there... ;o) Galorepark.com redirects you straight to co.uk... ;o) nt - abbeyej 16:14 Jul 10
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- Does it really?! They are brilliant! :-) nt - Patricia in ATL 18:14 Jul 10
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- Does it really?! They are brilliant! :-) nt - Patricia in ATL 18:14 Jul 10
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- Ah, yes, but they're smart ones over there... ;o) Galorepark.com redirects you straight to co.uk... ;o) nt - abbeyej 16:14 Jul 10
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- It is actually galorepark.co.uk nt other than link inside. But I would order from Ray if you are not pressed for time. - Patricia in ATL 14:15 Jul 10
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- I haven't tried this one, but it is free and worth looking at... - Deece in MN 14:49 Jul 10
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- Re: A good website to determine reading level?? - Myrtle 12:06 Jul 10
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- I would love that info also!!! - Hope 11:59 Jul 10
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- We used it for one year when I was sick, but... - Diane 14:31 Jul 10
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- Re: We used it for one year when I was sick, but... - alisha 14:35 Jul 10
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- Re: We used it for one year when I was sick, but... - alisha 14:35 Jul 10
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- Re: calvert - alisha 12:25 Jul 10
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- Re: calvert.....I meant R&S grammar 4. nt - alisha 12:26 Jul 10
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- Re: calvert.....I meant R&S grammar 4. nt - alisha 12:26 Jul 10
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- I've used it sporadically, and I'd use it again if I could afford it, but not because of the accreditation. - Niffercoo 12:11 Jul 10
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- Re: What grade level would you be doing? - Amber 11:11 Jul 10
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- I used Calvert for years and enjoyed it (m) - Ria 11:08 Jul 10
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- Ria - Will you please explain why you do not like Calvert Math? Txs. nt - lemonshine 12:39 Jul 10
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- I found it to be extremely slow for my kids (m) - Ria 15:32 Jul 10
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- I found it to be extremely slow for my kids (m) - Ria 15:32 Jul 10
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- I do like Calvert pretty well but what would you use instead of it? (Maybe I have the grass is greener syndrome:))nt - Merry 11:35 Jul 10
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- Sorry that I didn't edit it first. I meant Calvert math. nt - Merry 11:36 Jul 10
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- I prefer Saxon and Horizons, with the addition of Singapore. - Ria 11:40 Jul 10
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- Ok, thanks. I haven't seen either math program. I do need math for 1st to 3rd grades. I have Calvert for 4th to 7th which has worked ok for my kids. nt - Merry 13:13 Jul 10
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- How do you add in Singapore...what book, how many lessons/how many days each week, etc. Thanks nt - momto3 12:58 Jul 10
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- Ok, thanks. I haven't seen either math program. I do need math for 1st to 3rd grades. I have Calvert for 4th to 7th which has worked ok for my kids. nt - Merry 13:13 Jul 10
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- I prefer Saxon and Horizons, with the addition of Singapore. - Ria 11:40 Jul 10
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- Sorry that I didn't edit it first. I meant Calvert math. nt - Merry 11:36 Jul 10
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- Ria - Will you please explain why you do not like Calvert Math? Txs. nt - lemonshine 12:39 Jul 10
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- How old are your kids? - Carol in Cal. 10:41 Jul 10
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- They are almost 10 and 12. They are heavy readers. m - Natalija 11:00 Jul 10
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- I prioritized SOTW over AAH. - Carol in Cal. 11:11 Jul 10
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- Thanks for the info. Did you just read through SOTW and AAH in their own order or try to coordinate? Are there any schedules out there that you know of? It isn't on Paula's archives. Thanks! nm - Natalija 11:17 Jul 10
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- I coordinated, but in a 'do the next thing' rather than a preplanned fashion. .nt - Carol in Cal. 11:37 Jul 10
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- Thanks for your help! nm - Natalija 11:45 Jul 10
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- Thanks for your help! nm - Natalija 11:45 Jul 10
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- I coordinated, but in a 'do the next thing' rather than a preplanned fashion. .nt - Carol in Cal. 11:37 Jul 10
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- Thanks for the info. Did you just read through SOTW and AAH in their own order or try to coordinate? Are there any schedules out there that you know of? It isn't on Paula's archives. Thanks! nm - Natalija 11:17 Jul 10
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- I prioritized SOTW over AAH. - Carol in Cal. 11:11 Jul 10
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- They are almost 10 and 12. They are heavy readers. m - Natalija 11:00 Jul 10
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- I like Language Lessons from Queen homeschool. nt. - DeeinFL 17:21 Jul 10
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- Well, both are certainly CM in approach, but I'd go with the Queens Homeschool book... - Michelle T 17:01 Jul 10
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- some differences - hootandflutter 14:56 Jul 10
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- I think if you can get the audio through the publisher you'll do just fine (m) - Ria 11:01 Jul 10
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- Super! Thanks again for the info! You are a great help! ;) nm - Laura in MO 11:33 Jul 10
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- Hey, Laura, want our book? (m) - Ria 11:41 Jul 10
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- You've got mail along with a great deal of appreciation!!! :) nm - Laura in MO (picking myself up off of the floor!) 12:55 Jul 10
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- Ack! I spelled our email wrong! Try again (m) - Ria 13:27 Jul 10
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- Thanks -- sent again! :) nm - Laura in MO 13:48 Jul 10
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- Thanks -- sent again! :) nm - Laura in MO 13:48 Jul 10
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- Ack! I spelled our email wrong! Try again (m) - Ria 13:27 Jul 10
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- You've got mail along with a great deal of appreciation!!! :) nm - Laura in MO (picking myself up off of the floor!) 12:55 Jul 10
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- Hey, Laura, want our book? (m) - Ria 11:41 Jul 10
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- Super! Thanks again for the info! You are a great help! ;) nm - Laura in MO 11:33 Jul 10
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- Creationism in MFW K... - Donna T. 14:48 Jul 10
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- The first few lessons are when you... - Donna A. 9:55 Jul 10
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- They're 7-day creationists... - GVA 9:48 Jul 10
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- There are free extra worksheets for LFC to download. - Carolyn in Ohio 9:57 Jul 10
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- The usufulness of LFC activity books depends how much reinforcement your dc need.... - Kathy in MD 9:23 Jul 10
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- One more ? Does the student book(not the activity book) have daily work sheets or daily lessons? Or is it done 1x per week, I couldn't tell how often do you use the program and if the main student book had enough reinforcement so as to skip the activity book. thanks again! nt - r 9:38 Jul 10
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- For 3rd graders, Dr. Perrin recomends spending 1 week on each lesson.... - Kathy in MD 13:29 Jul 10
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- Here's the format...(m) - *anj* 12:11 Jul 10
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- For 3rd graders, Dr. Perrin recomends spending 1 week on each lesson.... - Kathy in MD 13:29 Jul 10
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- One more ? Does the student book(not the activity book) have daily work sheets or daily lessons? Or is it done 1x per week, I couldn't tell how often do you use the program and if the main student book had enough reinforcement so as to skip the activity book. thanks again! nt - r 9:38 Jul 10
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- Its doable..... suggestion.... - LisaWa 9:15 Jul 10
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- my experiece is I can encourage it, and work toward it, but I certainly can't force it... - Peela 17:47 Jul 10
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- I'm all for it, to a point (grin) - Ria 11:06 Jul 10
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- This is what I do too... - erica 15:56 Jul 10
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- Re: I'm all for it, to a point (grin) - profmom 12:37 Jul 10
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- This is what I do too... - erica 15:56 Jul 10
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- Re: Thoughts on independence in students? - LisaWA 9:49 Jul 10
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- Yes, this is what I'm asking about -- gradually increasing freedom and responsibility. m - profmom 10:26 Jul 10
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- Yes, this is what I'm asking about -- gradually increasing freedom and responsibility. m - profmom 10:26 Jul 10
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- The author always includes a complete supply list at the beginning of the TM. Have you... - Donna A. 9:56 Jul 10
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- Re: The author always includes a complete supply list at the beginning of the TM. Have you... - Marsha 12:42 Jul 10
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- when I started EX1850 last year.. - crystal 15:29 Jul 10
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- when I started EX1850 last year.. - crystal 15:29 Jul 10
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- Re: The author always includes a complete supply list at the beginning of the TM. Have you... - Marsha 12:42 Jul 10
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- We do both. I know what you mean about using the computer. I feel the same way and I fought it but... - Natalija 10:15 Jul 10
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- We love BF & I personally, think it would easily modified to your personal beliefs. (We ARE providental so that's just my 2 cents). nt - Daisy 17:46 Jul 10
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- Agreeing with Ellie. If you want something.... - Donna A. 10:04 Jul 10
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- Beautiful Feet Books is purely history.... - Ellie 9:30 Jul 10
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- My issue with BF is primarily that it's so providential. - Carol in Cal. 8:22 Jul 10
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- Amen, Amen, Amen! - Ria 11:43 Jul 10
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- We had the same issue with it... - Diane 8:32 Jul 10
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- Amen, Amen, Amen! - Ria 11:43 Jul 10
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- I use SRA Explicit Skills workbooks for comprehension... - Michelle T 17:07 Jul 10
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- I emphasize both straight reading, and also do comprehension work... - Kayleen Todd 14:05 Jul 10
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- Reading and discussion - Myrtle 12:13 Jul 10
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- Good ideas! Thanks for sharing! nt - Jennefer @ SSA 14:00 Jul 10
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- Good ideas! Thanks for sharing! nt - Jennefer @ SSA 14:00 Jul 10
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- Re: Looking for opinions about using a reading comprehension program (m) - Janice in NJ 10:59 Jul 10
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- Reading aloud to teach comprehension is also a skill.... - Kathy in MD 13:44 Jul 10
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- Reading aloud to teach comprehension is also a skill.... - Kathy in MD 13:44 Jul 10
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- Just reading isn't enough, IMHO (m) - angela in ohio 10:43 Jul 10
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- Love your blog! It's soooo helpful! Thank you :-) nt - StacyTea 17:01 Jul 10
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- Thank You!!!!!! I just bought a book to cover what your web site has...... - Kathy in MD 13:39 Jul 10
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- Love your blog! It's soooo helpful! Thank you :-) nt - StacyTea 17:01 Jul 10
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- Some kids do need more explicit instruction. I've used Reading Detective (book form).... - Kathy in MD 9:34 Jul 10
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- My ds, finnishing 5th, is showing some probs with this -m - Kathie in Va 9:22 Jul 10
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- I think if he *may* have some struggles with it then a program is a good idea. m - Stacy in NJ 8:27 Jul 10
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- A little bit of both.... - MIch elle 8:24 Jul 10
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- I used these with Taz, as I could not find secular guides. More - Carmen & Co. 16:43 Jul 10
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- I used their "Hobbit" literature guide last year with my 6th grader... - Brit 13:55 Jul 10
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- We're about to adopt one of these. Our friends raised them from tadpoles, but they don't want them anymore. nt - *anj* 11:45 Jul 10
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- We started a kit a year ago. We had one frog make it, and he's going strong... - Lisa in Transition 10:56 Jul 10
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- Re: Lisa, what kind of set up do you have for your frog? - amber 11:06 Jul 10
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- Re: Lisa, what kind of set up do you have for your frog? - amber 11:06 Jul 10
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- We tried it two separately times and they all died-I now refer to it as a Kill a Frog kit-nt - Pajama Mama 9:40 Jul 10
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- Ours died as well ) :..nt. - cbb_momof3 14:16 Jul 10
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- Ours died as well ) :..nt. - cbb_momof3 14:16 Jul 10
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- Re: WOW......you all are awesome! I wonder if there are frog kits that contain frogs you can turn lose at the lake............... - Amber 8:38 Jul 10
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- Re: Raise a Frog..............has anyone done one of these kits? - Susie in CA 8:35 Jul 10 (1)
- I highly suggest visiting a local pond in the spring (m) - my2boysteacher 8:28 Jul 10
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- First time, tadpoles arrived dead... Second time they died within a few days...NT - Diane 8:21 Jul 10
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- Re: Raise a Frog..............has anyone done one of these kits? - Emmaline 8:21 Jul 10
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- oh yeah, we did it 5 years ago... - moooom 8:15 Jul 10
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- we're going on 5 years with ours...definately get local tadpoles!! nt - Andrea in MA 9:53 Jul 10
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- we're going on 5 years with ours...definately get local tadpoles!! nt - Andrea in MA 9:53 Jul 10
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- We did one last year 5 tadpoles no frogs - Karen in CO 8:08 Jul 10
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- We tried it a number of years ago, but I think I failed to use the proper type of water....(m) - Regena in KY 7:55 Jul 10
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- The frog kit we got had 1 tadpole, which did nothing in its tiny tank until it died a month later. :( (nt) - Lori D. 7:50 Jul 10
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- Nope - Jean in Wisc. 7:41 Jul 10
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- We got one last year. - Trivium Academy 7:28 Jul 10
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- The butterflies for us worked MUCH better! We liked that one! NT - Diane 8:22 Jul 10
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- The butterflies for us worked MUCH better! We liked that one! NT - Diane 8:22 Jul 10
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- we used BJU science for 5th. Have you looked at NOEO? - HollyDay 9:22 Jul 10
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- Looks pretty good. (m) - Tammyla 9:01 Jul 10
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- Are you using GS with a 5th grader? I'm just wondering about using it with a 6th grader since it is recommended for 7th. nt - Pensguys 9:10 Jul 10
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- I am wanting ds a little indy when it comes to science and he is science-y. That was all I was wondering. nt - Pensguys 13:33 Jul 10
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- I think it is fine to use at a relaxed pace with a sixth grader. They (m) - Tammyla 9:47 Jul 10
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- My kids are 10 & 12. We have the text and the mp3 which makes (m) - Tammyla 9:42 Jul 10
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- I am wanting ds a little indy when it comes to science and he is science-y. That was all I was wondering. nt - Pensguys 13:33 Jul 10
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- Are you using GS with a 5th grader? I'm just wondering about using it with a 6th grader since it is recommended for 7th. nt - Pensguys 9:10 Jul 10
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- For Science..what about Harcourt Brace...m - Lyn NoCA 8:32 Jul 10
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- We are using Oak Meadow's Environmental Science for 5th grade - it looks to be a nice transition from our K-4 nature study to our 6-8 middle school science program. nt - Melissa B 8:24 Jul 10
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- Re: Would you look over my 5th graders schedule? - Emmaline 8:17 Jul 10
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- Looks excellent. Enjoy your year. nm - Stacy in NJ 7:17 Jul 10
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- I appreciate your response, Kate - Osmosis Mom 7:18 Jul 10
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- We are enjoying Sequential Spelling. It is not a typical spelling program. It is tests that teach rules through testing repeating patterns. - katie5 9:16 Jul 10
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- Re: What should I look for in a third grade spelling program. - Emmaline 8:27 Jul 10
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- we use Vroot and Vroom and enjoy it -- fun exercises and drills. nt - adrienne 9:54 Jul 10
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- Thank you adrienne! nm - Laura in MO 9:59 Jul 10
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- Thank you adrienne! nm - Laura in MO 9:59 Jul 10
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- Are you asking about Critical Thinking in US History or something else? nt - Luann in ID 10:43 Jul 10
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- Yes, that's the one. nt - paradise 11:41 Jul 10
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- Okay then . . . - Luann in ID 15:37 Jul 10
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- Okay then . . . - Luann in ID 15:37 Jul 10
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- Yes, that's the one. nt - paradise 11:41 Jul 10
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- opinions? nt - paradise 10:12 Jul 10
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- My son absolutely loves the Story of Science. - Dot 14:23 Jul 10
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- I'm not aware of any supplements for Story of Science....(m) - Regena in KY 7:01 Jul 10
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- I will start using this in September . . . - Momto5girls 13:16 Jul 10
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- Thank You!!! Your input is very much appreciated! - LisaCA 16:17 Jul 10
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- Thank You!!! Your input is very much appreciated! - LisaCA 16:17 Jul 10
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- long this line Trivium Academy - hsm 6:18 Jul 10
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- I have that covered in our experiments already...this is just a daily record type thing (m) - Trivium Academy 6:40 Jul 10
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- Re: I have that covered in our experiments already...this is just a daily record type thing (m) - hsm 7:39 Jul 10
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- : ) Thanks hsm! nt - Trivium Academy 7:41 Jul 10
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- : ) Thanks hsm! nt - Trivium Academy 7:41 Jul 10
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- I was just going to suggest that you do both... - Lisa in the UP of MI 7:20 Jul 10
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- Re: I have that covered in our experiments already...this is just a daily record type thing (m) - hsm 7:39 Jul 10
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- I have that covered in our experiments already...this is just a daily record type thing (m) - Trivium Academy 6:40 Jul 10
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- Well you can use them for a variety of ages. - siloam 9:09 Jul 10
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- Ok I got cut and paste happy, let me clean that up... - siloam 9:13 Jul 10
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- Ok I got cut and paste happy, let me clean that up... - siloam 9:13 Jul 10
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- Alt 6 is a one year... - SPH 6:11 Jul 10
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- check out their website <m> - susie in tx 5:47 Jul 10
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- My 6th grader watched part Western Civ last year and I will continue to use them. nt - karenciavo 5:49 Jul 10
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- I've used their high school history dvds (m) - Ria 5:17 Jul 10
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- I think it's amusing that anybody *disagrees* with the OP. (m) - buddhabelly 19:55 Jul 10
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- Improve on silence...thanks for sharing that, I really needed to "hear" that today! :) nt - 5wolfcubs 21:49 Jul 10
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- Well, as BoyGeorge (not a particularly respected & hopefully not-often-quoted singer) once crooned...... - Rhondabee 21:48 Jul 10
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- Improve on silence...thanks for sharing that, I really needed to "hear" that today! :) nt - 5wolfcubs 21:49 Jul 10
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- Sometimes there maybe hostility, but overall, the moms here are terrific. - Testimony 15:54 Jul 10
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- The board just has PMS sometimes! - Christina in OR 8:47 Jul 10
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- Over all, this is a very civil board, but like others have said... (m) - Vanna 8:12 Jul 10
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- It's sort of funny (funny strange), as that usually doesn't happen on this board.....(m) - Regena in KY 7:45 Jul 10
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- I was wondering that as well...m. - cbb_momof3 14:08 Jul 10
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- Nope, it's almost a new moon. Lol, and you're right about content that is usually discussed on gen. board. nt - Trivium Academy 7:53 Jul 10
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- I was wondering that as well...m. - cbb_momof3 14:08 Jul 10
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- Adversity, diversity and makes you stronger. - Trivium Academy 7:40 Jul 10
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- Re: Adversity, diversity and makes you stronger. - cbb_momof3 14:12 Jul 10 (1)
- Well, someone here once told me I was probably driving my dh crazy, and it was beyond her why he didn't leave me - LOL!.... - Rhondabee 7:28 Jul 10
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- Wow! What a mature attitude; I would have been really mad if someone said that to me! NT - Diane 8:05 Jul 10
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- Wow! What a mature attitude; I would have been really mad if someone said that to me! NT - Diane 8:05 Jul 10
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- LOL! If you think that is bad, you might not want to hang out on the general board.... - WTMindy 7:02 Jul 10
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- If this many women- hundreds- got together for an hour a day in real life, there would be bound to be a few bristles, a few upset, a few harsh words, and a few apologies. We are human, and I wouldnt expect any different. nt - Peela 6:23 Jul 10
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- Understandable...nt. - cbb_momof3 6:38 Jul 10
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- Understandable...nt. - cbb_momof3 6:38 Jul 10
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- You aren't alone in your opinion, cbb_momo3, (m) - Sweetpeach 6:19 Jul 10
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- Interesting point of view... I already can't remember the names of people involved... - Old Dominion Heather 18:04 Jul 10
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- I notice a couple of posters who are often rude... - mom2abcd 12:51 Jul 10
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- I often wonder if these harsh posters are harsh IRL, or if a computer post seems different to them, somehow. nt - OKCyndi 6:47 Jul 10 (1)
- Interesting point of view... I already can't remember the names of people involved... - Old Dominion Heather 18:04 Jul 10
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- Posts like this..... - Tammy 5:00 Jul 10
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- Sorry; not trying to add fuel. nt. - cbb_momo3 5:19 Jul 10
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- See..... - Tammy 5:22 Jul 10
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- See..... - Tammy 5:22 Jul 10
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- Sorry; not trying to add fuel. nt. - cbb_momo3 5:19 Jul 10
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- Sandy, I'm a couple years ahead of you on this path, and... - Debra in CO 7:50 Jul 10
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- Wonderful post!! Thanks! I will go add that book to my Amazon order. nt - Sandy Redding 8:13 Jul 10
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- I've started actually buying these books too... - Debra in CO 8:22 Jul 10
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- I've started actually buying these books too... - Debra in CO 8:22 Jul 10
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- Wonderful post!! Thanks! I will go add that book to my Amazon order. nt - Sandy Redding 8:13 Jul 10
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- Thank You! What about this... - Sandy Redding 5:46 Jul 10
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- D'Aulaires are great and I think they'd be perfect for a first grader...more - PameLA in VA 6:11 Jul 10
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- D'Aulaires are great and I think they'd be perfect for a first grader...more - PameLA in VA 6:11 Jul 10
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- As you do world history, of course America is mentioned - Chris in VA 5:37 Jul 10
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- Not concerned, but this is what we've done... - PameLA in VA 5:13 Jul 10
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- I've actually always thought that the "unschooling" sort of approach....(m) - Regena in KY 7:23 Jul 10
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- As an unschooler, I couldn't agree...less :-)... - Ellie 10:24 Jul 10
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- Just reporting my observations of the lives of my unschooling friends.... (nt) - Regena in KY 11:36 Jul 10
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- Huh. Well, none of the unschoolers I ever knew were like that, either :-) nt - Ellie 20:49 Jul 10
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- Huh. Well, none of the unschoolers I ever knew were like that, either :-) nt - Ellie 20:49 Jul 10
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- Just reporting my observations of the lives of my unschooling friends.... (nt) - Regena in KY 11:36 Jul 10
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- This is so true! Thanks for such an inspiring post! nt - Rhondabee 7:41 Jul 10
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- As an unschooler, I couldn't agree...less :-)... - Ellie 10:24 Jul 10
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- Re: I could use help with an attitude adjustment(gentle please)... - Angela in NC 6:10 Jul 10
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- I wish I had more structure - snickelfritz 5:55 Jul 10
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- Agreeing with all that's been said, but would like to add... - PameLA in VA 5:42 Jul 10
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- The one tie that binds all homeschoolers together is: - Sweetpeach 4:54 Jul 10
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- Re: The one tie that binds all homeschoolers together is: - Angela in NC 6:06 Jul 10
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- Re: The one tie that binds all homeschoolers together is: - Angela in NC 6:06 Jul 10
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- I understand what you're feeling and ITA with the previous posters (m) - Laura in OH 4:50 Jul 10
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- You know what, Angela?.. - Debbie C 4:41 Jul 10
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- Re: I could use help with an attitude adjustment(gentle please)... - LoudGirlsAcademy 3:56 Jul 10
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- I need help with this also. Hope you don't mind a piggyback question... - Laura in MO 5:59 Jul 10
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- Yes, get these... - Midwest Momma 6:50 Jul 10
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- Thanks so much! You've been very helpful! nm - Laura in MO 7:02 Jul 10
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- Thanks so much! You've been very helpful! nm - Laura in MO 7:02 Jul 10
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- Yes, get these... - Midwest Momma 6:50 Jul 10
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- We have loved BiblioPlan nt - r 9:40 Jul 10
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- Re: TOG to expensive other options - Emmaline 8:03 Jul 10
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- Another vote for Truthquest. (nt) - VH in MN 7:39 Jul 10
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- We are enjoying Truthquest here. nt - Dayle in Guatemala 6:55 Jul 10
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- Re: TOG to expensive other options - profmom 6:30 Jul 10
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- Truthquest will give you that wonderful commentary and weave it all together in a TOG-like manner. Highly recommend. nt - PameLA in VA 5:45 Jul 10
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- I would look at Truthquest or Biblioplan. nt - Zee 5:36 Jul 10
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- I would agree: Truthquest nt - siloam 23:47 Jul 9
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- Truthquest? -nt - Kathie in Va 22:46 Jul 9
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- You're a part of what makes this board great Michele - Trivium Academy 6:23 Jul 10
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- Thanks for your thoughts & prayers! I appreciate them all. nt - Michele in NC 5:43 Jul 10
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- ((Michele)) Sometimes we're not ourselves when we're dealing with problems with our dc and we're not sure what to do. (m) - Jackie in AR 5:31 Jul 10
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- I have a son who missed the boat on phonics. - srjbdl 5:17 Jul 10
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- Re: I need to apologize... - Diane 5:12 Jul 10
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- I read through the other thread and just wanted to share some thoughts from someone who has been there... - Deece in MN 3:08 Jul 10
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- Oh, Deece, you hit the nail on the head! - Michele in NC 5:40 Jul 10
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- (((Michele))) I understand. Hang in there, things will work out :) nt - Deece in MN 6:26 Jul 10
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- (((Michele))) I understand. Hang in there, things will work out :) nt - Deece in MN 6:26 Jul 10
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- Oh, Deece, you hit the nail on the head! - Michele in NC 5:40 Jul 10
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- it's hard worrying about a child.... - Baker 1:54 Jul 10
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- (((Michele))), I've been thinking about you all evening...(m) - Colleen 0:35 Jul 10
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- I think we all get defensive when it comes to our children. You care about helping him, so you're halfway there. Good luck. (nt) - buddhabelly 22:46 Jul 9
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- I responded to you below, however... - Pajama Mama 22:14 Jul 9
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- I was going to recommend the same program....you may be able to see it at your ps school...m - Tap, tap, tap 0:09 Jul 10
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- I was going to recommend the same program....you may be able to see it at your ps school...m - Tap, tap, tap 0:09 Jul 10
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- Re: I need to apologize... - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 22:05 Jul 9
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- Ooooh, be very careful! Lots of s$x! Pre-read anything you are planning on handing over (m) - Laura in China 20:26 Jul 9
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- YIKES! I'll think we'll stick to just The Lion in the Gateway for a few more years. Thank you. nm - Carmen & Co. 21:36 Jul 9
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- YIKES! I'll think we'll stick to just The Lion in the Gateway for a few more years. Thank you. nm - Carmen & Co. 21:36 Jul 9
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- I had this book but threw it in the trash, it was supposedly edited to offensive references... - akmommy 11:15 Jul 10 (1)
- Thanks all. I feel better about it..BUT last night I found All-American History and it looks great! See post above..Can't decide now.Thanks!nt - Natalija 10:22 Jul 10
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- Like Karen said mentioned below, Nothing New Press usually updates things like that. Which version are you looking at? nt - Kate CA 1:25 Jul 10
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- And FWIW, we used this and really learned so much! We loved the resource and would use it again. nt - Kate CA 1:30 Jul 10
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- And FWIW, we used this and really learned so much! We loved the resource and would use it again. nt - Kate CA 1:30 Jul 10
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- It's me again.... - RhondaM. 20:40 Jul 9
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- Antique books, for the most part, often include ... - karenciavo 20:30 Jul 9
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- Here is the small negative part of the review... - Natalija 21:02 Jul 9
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- This is the one I found also. I just skippen it during our read-aloud time. nt - Susie in CA 8:11 Jul 10
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- I did not find a thread of distain toward any group in her books... - karenciavo 6:01 Jul 10
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- This is the one I found also. I just skippen it during our read-aloud time. nt - Susie in CA 8:11 Jul 10
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- Here is the small negative part of the review... - Natalija 21:02 Jul 9
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- I have been told that it is like what is sold at their site,but that WP... - siloam 8:53 Jul 10
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- We ordered directly from http://www.mathmammoth.com/ and like it a lot... - mom2abcd 21:23 Jul 9
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- Depends on the level... - GVA 4:16 Jul 10
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- answers are in the CLE 3math and i definitely find the TM helpful! nt - Johanna 19:58 Jul 9
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- meant to say "the answers are in the CLE 2 math TM" nt - Johanna 19:59 Jul 9
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- ugh! why did my 3 change to a 2!!! oh, i am going to bed! :-) nt - Johanna r Cannelongo 20:00 Jul 9
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- thanks Johanna! and sweet dreams. :) - susie in tx 20:04 Jul 9
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- thanks Johanna! and sweet dreams. :) - susie in tx 20:04 Jul 9
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- ugh! why did my 3 change to a 2!!! oh, i am going to bed! :-) nt - Johanna r Cannelongo 20:00 Jul 9
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- meant to say "the answers are in the CLE 2 math TM" nt - Johanna 19:59 Jul 9
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- Yes, we did... - Michele in NC 21:17 Jul 9
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- Just want to ditto that most state universities (and some private ones) with schools of education... - SPH 20:16 Jul 9
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- Hi, Lisa. Hope this will help you decide about PR. . . - Maisy 12:08 Jul 10
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- Used with my youngest ds and loved it. It's was really designed for younger children (pre-school age). If you purchase the complete package it comes with really cute videos. nm - Stacy in NJ 19:43 Jul 9
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- thanks! it may be just what we need! eveything else i've tried is for a bit older .nt - Hathersage 20:00 Jul 9
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- thanks! it may be just what we need! eveything else i've tried is for a bit older .nt - Hathersage 20:00 Jul 9
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- Thanks for your replies! I'm feeling better about switching and we're off to do the placement tests. nt. - Summertime 11:04 Jul 10
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- My dd switched from Saxon 76 to Singapore 5A... - Laura in CT 3:45 Jul 10
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- We do about one workbook exercise a day (in addition to doing the textbook out loud) - Laura in China 19:16 Jul 9
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- Would anyone like to trade Critical Thinking items? email inside! - OKCyndi 21:27 Jul 9
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